Curated Supernatural Horror Movies

Catherine and George Claire move into an old Hudson Valley farmhouse in 1980 and find the property's history involves the local brothers they hire to work on it, in ways that make the fresh start complicated.

A widower inherits his eccentric uncle's glass estate, which turns out to be a machine powered by twelve trapped ghosts. Getting out requires solving it.

Tim and Millie have just moved to the countryside when something begins affecting them in ways that threaten their relationship and their survival.

A group of stranded travelers finds shelter at Slausen's Lost Oasis, a rundown roadside wax museum. The mannequins there move on their own, and the man who runs the place has telekinetic powers he's not using kindly.

Four directors, four very different approaches to the same source material. At least two of the segments are legitimately great.

August 2006. As a reserve caretaker on patrol, you check phototraps and monitor cameras — but you're not the only one watching.

A late-night motel stop goes wrong when the host starts acting strange and the place itself starts to feel less like shelter and more like a trap.

At 2:17 one morning, seventeen children from the same third-grade class get out of bed, walk into the dark and vanish. Only one kid from the class is left, and the town of Maybrook wants answers from their teacher.

Heather Langenkamp, who played Nancy in the original Elm Street, finds herself having experiences that suggest Freddy was never entirely fictional.

Mayor Tom Loftis just needs tourists to come to his struggling island town, cursed history be damned. The locals warned him, and the locals were right.

A silent drifter stuck in a small Nevada town agrees to scrub a shuttered family fun center overnight in exchange for car repairs. When the animatronic mascots come for him, he fights them without ever breaking his shift.